The Minke Whale Project is a combined initiative of James Cook University, the Museum of Tropical Queensland and Undersea Explorer and is managed by the CRC Reef Research Centre Ltd..

is the Australian voice for the protection of whales, dolphins and their environment. WDCS, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, is the world's most active charity dedicated to the conservation and welfare of all whales, dolphins and porpoises (also known as cetaceans).

is a cetacean conservation website focusing on Southern Hemisphere issues. The site will features online chat sessions and interviews with cetacean researchers and campaigners from around the world, while providing solid information for the interested public about the threats cetaceans face. It will also feature a learning resource section for a younger audience of upper primary and high school students.

Australians for Animals Inc.(AFA) is a Byron Bay based environmental group working on whale and dolphin issues internationally and within Australia.

Orrca Inc is a volunteer group focused on marine mammal rescue and research and they help care for the whales, dolphins, seals and dugongs in Australian waters.

is a non-profit research and education organisation, dedicated to the protection of dolphins and the marine environment. The management of Dolphin-based tourism is a major focus for the Institute, along side the long-term study of the resident population of bottlenose dolphins in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria , Australia

is a boat-based dolphin research project conducted by Daniele Cagnazzi, a PhD student at the Southern Cross University Whale Research Centre.

is a non-profit research institute established in 1993 by Curt & Micheline-Nicole Jenner to conduct scientific research into whales, dolphins and porpoises. Studies conducted by it's researchers in NW Australia since 1990 have yielded new information regarding the behaviours and migratory characteristics of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) off Western Australia such as the discovery of this populations calving grounds.

was established by West Australian marine biologist Chris Burton in 1985. Chris has an unceasing passion for whales and their environment. WWR is an organization that provides research and consulting services in relation to cetacean populations in the marine environment. WWR has had increasing involvement in a wide range of research activities, both locally in Western Australian (WA) waters, and internationally in the Southern Ocean and the west coast of Africa.

A large-scale genetic study of the Western Australian Humpbacks (Antarctic Area Group IV) being undertaken at Edith Cowan University WA in conjunction with Curt and Micheline-Nicole Jenner Centre for Whale Research (WA)

is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the protection and celebration of Whales and their fragile marine habitat and is working in a number of different areas on behalf of the endangered whales. Through education, training and vital research they are working to educate people about the whales fascinating natural history and what threatens their survival

An Australian-based research institution dedicated to exploring the effects on people of interaction with dolphins, and to developing methods of dolphin-assisted therapy. They also offer a swim program

An excellent Australian Whale and Dolphin Information site established and maintained by Graham Clarke.

An excellent overview of Whales and Whale Watching information in Australia

The South Australian Whale Centre at Victor Harbor is the focus of all whale related activity across southern Australia. The Centre also operates the Whale Information Service